Rose Muhando - Miamba Imepasuka Lyrics
Lyrics
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
(Glory glory)
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Eee Mungu bingu na zikusifu
Watu na wakuimbie
Dunia na iseme wewe ni Bwana
Wewe uliyemwangusha nyangumi
Mungu wa wafilisti
Mwisho wake wakajua wewe ni Bwana
Uliye gawanya bahari kwa mkono wa Musa
Na kuweka history ee wewe ni Bwana
Na ulikomesha masimango na kiburi cha Pharaoh
Walisifu na kusema wewe ni Bwana
Uliyesimamisha jua kwa mkono wachojua
Wenye akili wamesurrender
Wewe umeweka recordi, isiyoweza kuvunjwa
Ndio maana tunasema wewe ni Bwana
Wacha nikuinue, wacha nikuabudu
Mungu wangu wewe, wewe..
Wewe ni Mungu, wewe ni Bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
(Glory glory)
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Ni ya ajabu mambo yako Baba wee
Yanatisha matendo yako Mungu wee
Ni ya ajabu mambo yako Baba wee
Yanatisha matendo yako Mungu wee
Sinai ulipasuka miamba ilipasuka
Mbingu zikatetemeka wewe ni Bwana
Wewe ni moto ulao, Baba uangungushaye
Nani kama wewe... wewe ni Bwana
Wewe ni Bwana, wewe ni Bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
(Glory glory)
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Ebenezer, Ebenezer
Bwana wa mabwana
Mfalme wa wafalme
Mungu wa miungu nani kama wewe
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
(Glory glory)
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana
Video
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Meaning & Inspiration
Rose Muhando's "Miamba Imepasuka," released on December 20, 2020, is a powerful declaration of God's sovereignty and mighty acts, presented as a fervent invitation to worship. The song’s title itself, meaning "The Rocks Split," immediately evokes a sense of profound divine intervention, and this theme of God’s unparalleled power is the central thread woven throughout the entire piece. From the opening exclamations of "Tuimbe eeh, wewe ni bwana" (Let us sing, you are Lord), the intention is clear: to lift up the Almighty. The narrative presented in the lyrics journeys through significant biblical accounts, showcasing God's awe-inspiring interventions that have shaped history and continue to demonstrate His supreme authority. The song references God’s power in overcoming the Philistines, echoing the story of Samson and the jawbone, as well as the dramatic event where God defeated them (1 Samuel 15:32-33). It also powerfully recounts Moses’ miraculous parting of the Red Sea, a pivotal moment in the liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian bondage (Exodus 14:21-31), and the humbling of Pharaoh’s pride, marking God as the true sovereign (Exodus 10:1-2). Further testament to His control is the image of God stopping the sun for Joshua, an event signifying His ability to command even the celestial bodies and a clear demonstration of His power over creation (Joshua 10:12-14). These are not mere historical footnotes but profound demonstrations of a God whose power is absolute and unchanging, establishing a "record" that cannot be broken, as the lyrics state. The song’s message resonates deeply with the call in Psalm 96:7-9 for all of creation and humanity to acknowledge God's name and offer Him the glory due His name, to worship in holy splendor. The central refrain, "Miamba Imepasuka," vividly brings to mind the earthquake and dramatic signs that accompanied God's presence at Mount Sinai when He gave the law, as described in Exodus 19:16-18, reinforcing the idea that God’s power is so immense that it causes the very earth to tremble and rocks to split. This is a God who is also described as a consuming fire, a powerful metaphor found in Deuteronomy 4:24 and Hebrews 12:29, signifying His holiness and judgment. The song culminates in a series of exultant titles such as "Ebenezer," recalling God's faithfulness as a help (1 Samuel 7:12), "Lord of lords," and "King of kings," further reinforcing His ultimate dominion over all things, as proclaimed in Revelation 19:16. "Miamba Imepasuka" is more than just a song; it is a testament to the unchanging nature of God's power and a profound encouragement to remember and celebrate His mighty deeds, inspiring listeners to surrender their lives to the one true Lord.